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# Re: The reverse of ctime()

- Date: Wed, 24 Jan 1996 14:09:16 PST
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    On Tue, 23 Jan 1996, PILOSOF AVI wrote:
    > Does a function exist (or does someone know the code for such a beast) to
    > take time in a human readable format and convert it to the internal time
    > format (ie; number of seconds since 1/1/1970) ?
    >
    > The function need not parse a command line, it would be cool if it could
    > just take a time, day, month, year.
    >
    > I need this because I need to allow for people to enter a room booking in
    > advance, and I need them to enter a time/date, which will be compared with
    > the internal one.

    I've seen such a beast in libwww (perl).  You could snake it and use it
    as a basis for MOO code...

    -Brandon Gillespie-

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- The reverse of ctime()

- From: PILOSOF AVI <avi.pilosof@tafensw.edu.au>

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